Who owns this new idea? Under what conditions might your answer change?

Read the senerio and answer the following questions You are the Project Manager for a research and development team at Acme Corporation. Acme is known mostly for its rocket engines and helicopter designs. Your team has successfully developed several inventions for Acme and is largely responsible for making Acme the world leader in this field. One day, while you were all watching cartoons on the television in the lunchroom, a member of your team (you dont remember who) suddenly had an ideabackpack-sized rocket engines and helicopters that an individual person could wear. For a long time now your team has felt that it was not adequately compensated by Acme for its last inventionthe rocket powered hang glider. Acme made millions of dollars by marketing that invention to college students under the name Extreme Flight. It was your team that came up with that name, as well as designed how the device would work and even drafted the home assembly manual. Yet they only received their paltry salary as a reward. This time, you plan to ensure that you and your team get a bigger share of the credit, as well as the financial reward. You are considering the possibility of developing the rocket-powered backpack and then going into business for yourself. But before you do, you must consider the following issues: Question Question 2: Is your idea Patentable? Question 3: What steps might your employer take (or have already taken) to prevent you from carrying out your plan if they find out about it? Question 4: What’s to stop one of your employees from simply taking your new invention and starting their own company to manufacture the rocket powered hang glider before you do? Is there anything you can do? Question 5: A member of your team suggests that the name Ace Rocketry Inc has a nice ring to it and would make a good name for your new business venture. Should you adopt this name?
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Describe the problem or opportunity for improvement. -Goal definition: Describe the project goals.

You currently work for a retail store that carries basic household goods, some groceries, and health and beauty products. The store is located in the small community (approximately 5,000 total residents) in which you live and is looking to expand its operations in some way. For this assignment, you are required to develop a major project proposal to be undertaken by your employer. You may decide to expand your product offerings or open an additional store in an adjacent community, for example. Your project proposal must include the following components: -Project title -Project manager (yourself) -Problem definition or project rationale: – -Objective definition: Quantify the savings or benefits you expect from completing this project. How much will it cost (hours, materials, methods, equipment, etc.)? -Estimate how long the project will take to complete. -Resources: Identify the resources necessary to complete the project. -Risk analysis: Identify the major risks associated with undertaking this project. How likely is it that these risks will occur? How will the project be impacted if these risks occur? -Refer to “The Retail Store” for additional information about your organization. PLEASE USE PROPER IN-TEXT CITATION Prepare this assignment according to the guidelines found in the APA Style Guide, located in the Student Success Center.

Think of a time when you had to write a negative letter, or when you received one but not a letter having legal implications, such as terminating employment or threatening disciplinary action. Such a letter should not be discussed in this open forum. What made the letter effectively? What lessened its effectiveness?

To what extent did it achieve the goal of conveying unpleasant news, while maintaining the recipient’s goodwill? Be sure to mention, and prioritize, all of the factors relevant to your analysis. As before, you should support your analysis using the module sources, identifying each source with an in-text citation and reference at the bottom of your post. Your analysis should be complete, concise, and logical. You should use proper English; avoid slang, jargon, and Webspeak.

What is the change you are looking to advocate? Be specific. Note the topic as well as the position that you are taking.

Purpose: To identify an issue, cause, action or broader social change that you care about and want to advocate. Requirements: answer a series of questions about an issue, cause, action or broader social change that you want to advocate. This assignment will inform your final advocacy campaign due at the end of the term. The strongest submissions will demonstrate evidence of external research and engagement with course content. Your submission should be between 750 and 1,000 words and use the below questions as sub-headers. a. Ex: As environmentalists, we are concerned about the amount of watercraft pollution in Muskoka. Our activism takes the position that there are too many polluting watercrafts on our lakes and that we need more regulation to curb their effect. b. What are the desired outcomes from your activism? Ex: We advocate for laws that ban watercraft engines that spill oil into the lakes. We advocate for subsidies for low emission boat motors. We advocate for a banning of motor boats on lakes that are unhealthy until their ecosystems are revitalized and their wildlife populations once again thrives. c. What is the background of this issue? Do some research to show that you have enough information to initiate change. Ex: We know that there are X lakes in the Muskoka region, XX% of which are suffering from watercraft pollution affecting their wildlife and ecosystems. Activists have been sounding the alarm for 10 years, but rather than act to regulate, local, provincial, and federal governments have only deregulated pollution standards, therefore making it easier to pollute. We also know that XX% of the motor boats on Muskoka lakes are spilling oil at an unacceptable rate. d. Who are the key players that can affect change? Ex: Navigable waters are a federal responsibility. Key players include federal MPs who are responsible for passing legislation and the minister of natural resources. The Muskoka Boating Association would also be a key player given their interest. The Muskoka Lakes Wildlife Preservation Association because e. What hurdles will you need to overcome? Ex: Passing these regulations may be challenging. Boat owners in Muskoka are an active voting block who may resist change. The minister of the environment is focused on climate change and she has not spoken about waterway pollution since taking office. f. How do you define activism? Ex: For us, we rely on [insert name]s definition of activism to mean x, y,z. We believe that this definition is useful because
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What types of business level strategies is Amazon trying to implement? Explain each answer.

Please read the three Amazon articles in the reading section above and complete the assignment in BB. The Amazon Mystery – What America’s Strangest Tech Company Is Really Up To – The Atlantic.pdf https://mercy.blackboard.com/bbcswebdav/pid-7602614-dt-content-rid-6417218_1/courses/2127.201810/The%20Amazon%20Mystery%20-%20What%20America%27s%20Strangest%20Tech%20Company%20Is%20Really%20Up%20To%20-%20The%20Atlantic.pdf Why Amazon Bought Whole Foods – The Atlantic.pdf https://mercy.blackboard.com/bbcswebdav/pid-7602614-dt-content-rid-6417248_1/courses/2127.201810/Why%20Amazon%20Bought%20Whole%20Foods%20-%20The%20Atlantic.pdf Sears’s History Predicts Almost Everything Amazon’s Doing – The Atlantic.pdf https://mercy.blackboard.com/bbcswebdav/pid-7602614-dt-content-rid-6417249_1/courses/2127.201810/Sears%27s%20History%20Predicts%20Almost%20Everything%20Amazon%27s%20Doing%20-%20The%20Atlantic.pdf Amazon Written Assignment Chapter 5 Week 7 Please read the three Amazon articles posted in the readings section. Then answer the following questions based on information from the readings. 1. Amazon is a company that needs many business level strategies for each industry segment in which it offers products. It also needs an overarching Corporate Strategy. 2. What appears to be Amazons overarching corporate strategy? Explain your answer. 3. Do you think Amazon is going in the right direction? What can be some pitfalls for Amazon?

What changed, when, and why? What continued and why? Was the impact of Independence on individuals shaped by gender, class, ethnicity, and/or privilege? How different was life in the U.S. and in Latin American/Caribbean settings in 1900 than it was in 1800?

Choose ONE question from below. Answer the question in about 1000 words (equivalent to 3-4 typed, double-spaced pages, 12 font, one inch margins). Clearly identify which question you answer, and address more than one place in the Americas in your answer. Strong essays will draw on multiple course readings, presentations, and film, and will have a thesis statement introducing your argument, a body in which you make your argument using specific examples from readings, and a conclusion that draws the various parts of your discussion together. Clarity of writing, correct grammar usage and spelling, and attention to the question prompt will be part of the grade. Proofread carefully. I highly recommend going through a full edit/revision before submitting your essay. Refer to the rubric to see the weight of different aspects for the grade. Only use course readings and assigned films, and class notes. Do not worry about bibliographic citations or page numbers for information that you are using in your synthesis, unless you use a direct quotation, in which you should give the author and page number. If you do use quotations, from primary sources for example, DO NOT use more than 6 consecutive words. The purpose of these essays is to explicate in your own words an analytic synthesis of relevant information in course materials. There is no single correct answer to these questions. You can craft an argument that concentrates on a particular aspect or sub-question of a question, but be sure to deal in some way with each part of the question you are answering. Consider to what extent Independence represented a watershed (i.e. a turning point) in the Americas. Include political, economic, and cultural aspects in your assessment. To what extent does this question depend on who one was and what group(s) one belonged to? What impact did the Enlightenment have on the transition of colonies to liberal nations in the Americas? What were key political, economic, and social aspects of Liberalism? What was the relationship of different people (workers, owners, elites, small business people, poor, men, women, whites, people of mixed descent, indigenous, African, urban, rural, etc.) to liberal intellectuals and politicians, ideas and policies, constitutions and laws? What were the limits of Liberalism as it played out to the end of the nineteenth century? How do the histories of the United States of America and Latin American/Caribbean nations compare from the colonial period through the nineteenth century? What commonalities do they share? Where do their histories diverge? What key moments, events, and/or ideas have shaped the relationship of the United States to the rest of the Americas in the nineteenth century, and how have they done so? Main Resources: https://www.wwnorton.com/college/history/born-in-blood-and-fire3/welcome.aspx https://www.historyisaweapon.com/zinnapeopleshistory.html Extra resources: Inca creation myth https://web.archive.org/web/20000416033032/https://www.humanities.ccny.cuny.edu/history/reader/inca.htm Speech by Powhatan https://www.americanrhetoric.com/speeches/nativeamericans/chiefpowhatan.htm Bacons Rebellion: The Declaration (1676) https://historymatters.gmu.edu/d/5800 Sor Juana poetry https://www.poemhunter.com/sor-juana-ines-de-la-cruz/poems/ Common Sense by Thomas Paine https://www.ushistory.org/paine/commonsense/sense2.htm A Letter by Simn Bolvar https://faculty.smu.edu/bakewell/BAKEWELL/texts/jamaica-letter.html Factories are talked about as schools of vice: Elias Nason Considers Careers https://historymatters.gmu.edu/d/5831 Our Hearts are Sickened: Letter from Chief John Ross of the Cherokee, Georgia, 1836 https://historymatters.gmu.edu/d/6598 A Hungery Savage Look which was Truly Fearful: Samuel Chamberlains Recollections of the Mexican War, 1846 https://historymatters.gmu.edu/d/6623 Travels in Bolivia https://www.archive.org/stream/travelsinbolivia02debo#page/320/mode/2up The Frederick Douglass Papers: https://docsouth.unc.edu/neh/douglass/support7.html How to Conduct a Latin-American Revolution, 1865 https://sourcebooks.fordham.edu/mod/1865hassaurek.asp Keeping the Thing Going While Things Are Stirring https://www.pacifict.com/ron/Sojourner.html Modern History Sourcebook: The Declaration of Sentiments, Seneca Falls Conference, 1848 https://sourcebooks.fordham.edu/mod/senecafalls.asp The valley of the shadow https://valley.lib.virginia.edu/
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Why this video stood out to you, and how it connected to you personally.

YOUR TASK Make sure to watch the playlist of the five TED Talk videos on How to Make a Great Presentation. Video Link: https://www.ted.com/playlists/574/how_to_make_a_great_presentation Choose one video which stood out to you the most. I want you to explain to me in two paragraphs the following: Paragraph 1: Paragraph 2: How you plan to implement what was discussed in your personal life, academic studies, or career. Send this E-mail to me, Dr. Papoulias. This E-mail should be professional, include a proper salutation, and signature. Be creative with the subject line. Stay away from using BUAD 301, or E-mail Assignment #2, etc. You should not reference our class in any way. Late E-mails will not be accepted. Your E-mail should be at least 250 words. Write in 1st person point of view.

Individual Business report on Apple Technology Company

Please carefully read the instructions, this assignment has 70% of my overall mark and please do your best. All of those bullet points are really important ( key differences between the (role) characteristics of a manager and leader, also Belbins team roles theory Thanks in advance Really appreciate your work